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As a life-long lover of Labradors and a Labrador owner since 1989, I always went to training classes with our family pups. I believe training is integral to the overall health of a dog and an important part of their life. A well-trained dog is typically a happy, confident, secure dog, who is a joy to have in your home. A well-trained dog is easy to take with you on family outings and vacations.
With 17 years’ experience, we’ll help you build a thriving therapy dog program by:
Whether you’re welcoming a new puppy or refining an adult dog’s skills, our certified trainers provide small-group and one-on-one programs tailored to your needs.
From first certifications to therapy work in the community, these teams have accomplished incredible things together. Visit our Success Stories to see how training has made a difference in their lives and the lives of others.
Here are Brenda and Charles with Toby after he earned his CGC (Canine Good Citizen) certification. Just two weeks later, Toby achieved his Therapy Dog certification as well. Toby was one of the youngest dogs I have trained for therapy work, beginning his training at only eight months old with no prior experience. Brenda and Charles worked with him daily, and he was certified shortly after turning one year old. They now volunteer together at a local community center in a variety of programs, bringing joy and support to the people they meet.
Here are Cheryl and Tom with Maggie after she earned her CGC (Canine Good Citizen) certification. Just two weeks later, Maggie went on to earn her Therapy Dog certification as well. Congratulations to Cheryl, Tom, and Maggie on these accomplishments and the dedication they’ve shown throughout their training.
Here are JoAnn and Poppy, who earned their CGC (Canine Good Citizen) and Therapy Dog Certifications with the Pavilion Crew. Poppy was a former show dog, and her brother Monty won Best in Show at Westminster this year. At 81 years young, JoAnn is still dedicated to training her dogs, which is truly impressive. As a retired reading teacher, JoAnn now hopes to volunteer in local schools with Poppy, sharing her passion for learning and dogs with students.